This Portal will serve diverse stake holders of SPS. Regulators of Trade will update on import and export of agricultural goods. Exporters can have information on potential countries for exports based on the past 5 years data. Importers also will have similar information on the previous years data. all export and import procedures including prescribed forms can be accessed. Research, university, academicians and students can access latest developments through SPS articles. Information on SPS is scattered over several ministries websites and private portals. and attempt is made through this web-portal to make the SPS information at one place. Userguide will be helpful accessing information form this portal. The Web Portal is developed as SPS Information Management System in public domain to enhance public awareness and also help the stakeholders to have SPS related information at one stop on this web portal.
USDA Project funded by USAID and implemented by APAARI “Improving Phytosanitary Trade Compliance in Bangladesh” and handed over to DAE on 5 September 2022.
DAE has several wings extending services and providing information on agricultural technologies relevant to Bangladesh.The two main wings of DAE that have plant Quarantine regulatory functions are PQW and PPW. Currently PQW is declared as a national plant protection organisation. It facilitates imports by regulating through the issue of import permit protecting domestic agriculture from exoctic pests. It also issues a phytosanitary certificate needed for the export. More
It is a membership-based, apolitical, multi-stakeholder, and intergovernmental regional organization. As an important intermediary in the region, it is bridging national, regional and global stakeholders to bring about collective change in agri-food systems of Asia-Pacific. APAARI is the implementing agency of project improving phytosanitary trade complaints in bangladesh in association with USDA and funding agency USAID. More
The Foreign Agriculture Service (FAS)/Trade and Regulatory Capacity Building Division (TRCBD) provides trade partners with capacity building that enables their adoption and implementation of obligations under the international Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Agreement of the World Trade Organization (WTO). FAS and the U.S. Agency for international Development (USAID) work hand in hand to increase Bangladesh’s ability to improve its institutional regulatory system through the Bangladesh SPS Trade Capacity Building Program. More
USAID is the world’s premier international development agency and a catalytic actor driving development results. USAID’s work advances U.S. national security and economic prosperity, demonstrates American generosity, and promotes a path to recipient self-reliance and resilience.
DAE is hosting this web portal. The key regulators are in the PQW of DAE, issuing the Import Permits & Phytosanitary Certification for imports and exports of agricultural goods.
Research stakeholders can access SPS related R&D activities, research papers, conferences, seminars, training programmes and presentations, reports and documents
Participation as resource persons and as trainees in capacity building programmes, Developing and refining course content in plant protection and quarantine, developing guidelines form ISPMs
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As on Nov, 2022
This web portal is developed under the USDA project entitled “Improving Phytosanitary Trade Compliance” in Bangladesh, funded by USAID (2020-2022).